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Brighton and Hove Albion v Tottenham Hotspur, 05 October 2019

Score	3-0 to Brighton and Hove Albion
Referee	Jonathan Moss
Competition	Premier League
Venue	AMEX Stadium
Attendance	30,160

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Kick-off: 12.30pm Premier League Head to Head Played: 5 Brighton and Hove Albion won: 1 Drawn: 1 Tottenham Hotspur won: 3 Brighton and Hove Albion scored: 5 Tottenham Hotspur scored: 6 This was Brighton and Hove Albion's first win against Tottenham Hotspur since a 2-1 victory on 2 April 1983 in League Division One. This became Albion's biggest-ever win against Spurs and the first time they had scored three or more goals in a game against them since a 3-1 win in League Division Two on 15 April 1978.

3 Brighton and Hove Albion

Manager: Graham Potter

0 Tottenham Hotspur

Manager: Mauricio Pochettino

Goals:

Neal Maupay		3
Aaron Connolly		32
Aaron Connolly		65

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Mat Ryan

Defender Dan Burn

Defender Martín Montoya

Defender Adam Webster

Defender/Midfielder Steven Alzate

Defender/Midfielder Lewis Dunk

Midfielder Pascal Gross

Midfielder Dale Stephens

Midfielder/Forward Aaron Mooy

Forward Aaron Connolly

Forward Neal Maupay

Starting lineup:

Hugo Lloris Goalkeeper

Toby Alderweireld Defender

Jan Vertonghen Defender

Ben Davies Defender/Midfielder

Eric Dier Defender/Midfielder

Christian Eriksen Midfielder

Érik Lamela Midfielder

Tanguy Ndombèlé Midfielder

Moussa Sissoko Midfielder

SON Heung-min Midfielder/Forward

Harry Kane Forward

Substitutions:

Yves Bissouma for Aaron Connolly	80
Gaëtan Bong for Steven Alzate	88
Glenn Murray for Dale Stephens	90

Substitutions:

Paulo Gazzaniga for Hugo Lloris	8
Harry Winks for Tanguy Ndombèlé	46
Lucas Moura for SON Heung-min	73

Cards:

Dale Stephens	57	Y
Lewis Dunk	89	Y

Cards:

Eric Dier

On the bench:

Goalkeeper David Button

Defender Leon Balogun

Defender Gaëtan Bong

Defender/Midfielder Solly March

Midfielder Yves Bissouma

Midfielder Alireza Jahanbakhsh

Forward Glenn Murray

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga

Defender Juan Foyth

Defender/Midfielder Davinson Sánchez

Midfielder Dele Alli

Midfielder Oliver Skipp

Midfielder Harry Winks

Midfielder/Forward Lucas Moura

Comments:

League position: 13th This was the second time that Brighton and Hove Albion had scored more than one goal in their last 17 games in the Premier League. It was the first time they had scored three or more goals in a home game since a 3-1 win against Crystal Palace in the Premier League on 4 December 2018. Neal Maupay's opening goal (timed at two minutes and 31 seconds) became Brighton and Hove Albion's quickest-ever goal in a game in the Premier League. At 19 years and 250 days, Aaron Connolly became the Seagulls' youngest-ever goalscorer in the Premier League and the first teenager to score a league goal for them since Jake Forster-Caskey against Charlton Athletic on 12 April 2014 in the League Championship.

Comments:

League position: 8th Tottenham Hotspur remained without a win in ten consecutive away games in the Premier League (lost eight) for the first time since December 2006. Spurs had now lost more games in all competitions in 2019 (17) than any other current team in the Premier League. Hugo Lloris' substitution became the quickest that a goalkeeper had been replaced in a game in the Premier League since he was replaced by Michel Vorm after four minutes of Leicester City's visit to White Hart Lane on 21 March 2015.